13 affordable Prime Day smart device deals with up to 49% off — and they're not from Blink, Ring or Echo

This security cam is incredibly cheap, but you still get features like motion detection, two-way audio and a built-in siren. You can get better video quality elsewhere, but 1080p is fine for keeping an eye on goings on.

It's not discounted, but if you want the most advanced security camera on a budget the Wyze Cam v4 can't be beat. Its built-in loud siren and bright spotlight are powerful enough to deter trespassers, and the onboard AI can automatically zoom in on and follow a subject as they move around your property.

The Google Nest is the best home security camera we've tested. In our Google Nest Security Cam Indoor (Wired, 3rd Gen) review we liked its stylish design (no one wants an ugly camera cluttering up their home,) and found its AI features genuinely useful.

While we recommend 4K streaming devices over HD, this option from Roku is great if you don't have a 4K TV. You'll get access to the excellent Roku streaming interface, all the streaming services you could want and voice controls via the Roku remote.

Roku has refreshed its Streaming Stick Plus with a sleek and slim new design. It's equipped with loads of features, like Backdrops, Roku smart home compatibility, and HDR10+ support. It also comes in as one of the cheapest options in the market for 4K streaming sticks, making it one steal of a pick built on one of the best platforms. All this is why we rank it as the best streaming device you can buy — it's worth grabbing over a Fire TV Stick due to the better streaming interface and lesser reliance on ads.

The Google TV Streamer is perfect for streaming all your favorite content, including live TV, and it can even control smart home devices. Plus, there's AI integration, powered by Gemini, so you can create awesome wallpapers with just your imagination.

When we tested Arlo’s 2K video doorbell we liked that it can be installed with a battery or hardwired, and we approved of the sharp 2K resolution and 12x digital zoom. It also has clear and sharp audio, works well alongside smart assistants. The integration with its own app was great, but without a subscription it lacks some essential features. Still, at $40 it's an extremely affordable option that's well worth a look.

Nest's third-gen doorbell boasts 2K HDR video, as well as a 166-degree diagonal field of view and 6x digital zoom. In our Nest Doorbell (3rd Gen, Wired) review, we praised it for its sleek design, and liked that it offers six hours of free video storage. We rank it as the best video doorbell on the market right now.

The Eufy Video Doorbell Dual has two huge advantages: its downward-facing camera points directly towards your porch for the clearest head-to-toe view possible. And there are no subscription fees necessary — that makes it worth buying over a cheaper Ring model. It includes package detection, and you can record video locally to its secure base even if your internet happens to go down.

While Philips Hue makes some of the best smart lights available, they’re significantly more expensive than standard bulbs. Fortunately, Govee offers a much cheaper option with just as many features. These smart light bulbs give you up to 16 million color choices and with the app, you can also sync them to music. You can group multiple bulbs together to create routines and use their timer and schedule feature to have them go off at certain times like at sunrise or sunset.

With one of the best smart plugs, you can turn any device into a smart one just by plugging it in. There are a lot of great smart plugs out there but you can’t beat this deal on TP-Link’s Kasa Smart Plug Mini. For $37, you get four smart plugs you can use throughout your home. The Kasa app is available for iOS and Android but since these smart plugs are Apple HomeKit compatible, you can also control them from your Apple TV.

The Sonos Era 300 is easily the best smart speaker in terms of sound quality. In our Sonos Era 300 review, it received a glowing 4.5 stars, along with an editors choice award. It's got the best Spatial Audio performance of any speaker around, and its warm sound signature makes for a pleasing listen. Support for Google Smart assistant and Amazon Alexa is just the icing on a tasty audio cake.

The Sonos Play is the best smart speaker for portability. We gave it a rare perfect 5-star rating in our Sonos Play review, where we said it had "balanced, room-filling sound." It's incredibly easy to take around, and it offers 24-hour battery life. If you want to pick up two (it's well worth it,) you can save $30.